Bernie02
Regular Member
Hello Happy,
Yes, Catholicism is big on tradition. I was born into a Cathloic family, went to Catholic grade/jr. high schools, altar boy for four years, etc. I originally learned to serve the mass in Latin...that should pretty well date me.
I think humans are pretty much mired in tradition everywhere, Happy. Protestants too. Protestants have some freedoms Catholics don't, but Protestants today are largely taught to think inside a theological "box", just like their Catholic brethren.
YOU: "were in the bible does it say anything about lent, or ash wednesday, or not eating meat on fridays? I am just curious."
There's that tradition you were talking about.
God bless you in your walk.
Yes, Catholicism is big on tradition. I was born into a Cathloic family, went to Catholic grade/jr. high schools, altar boy for four years, etc. I originally learned to serve the mass in Latin...that should pretty well date me.
I think humans are pretty much mired in tradition everywhere, Happy. Protestants too. Protestants have some freedoms Catholics don't, but Protestants today are largely taught to think inside a theological "box", just like their Catholic brethren.
YOU: "were in the bible does it say anything about lent, or ash wednesday, or not eating meat on fridays? I am just curious."
There's that tradition you were talking about.
God bless you in your walk.
Upvote
0
